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11,
1947
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9:30
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AND
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roadway
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(Formerly
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Cafe)
THE
BEST
FOOD
FINEST
COOKING
TOP
SERVICE
VISIT
TO
SEAL
COVE
PLAYGROUND
AND
SOME
REFLECTIONS
THEREON
By
M,
E.
ANDERER)
"Jimmy,
look
how
high
I
can
swing!'
Jimmy
paused
long
enough
in
his
construction
job
to
look
up
and
say,
"Oh,
I
can
swing
higher
than
that"
but
he
kept
on
building.
It
was
at
Seal
Cove
playground,
one
of
the
grounds
operated
and
supervised
by
the
Civic
Centre
Association
with
Miss
Lovemi
Lir.ncy
in
charge
at
present.
Jimmy
was
very
busy.
He
had
started
a
construction
Job
and
was
whoily
engrossed
in
it
It
was
in
the
sandpile.
It
was
quite
an
elaborate
scheme
and.
while
there
was
no
bhjeprint
in
sight
it
was
very
evident
that
the
whole
plan
was
in
existence
in
J
Jimmy's
head.
In
as
much
as
he
had
the
material
at
hind,
and
he
was
supplying
his
own
labor
he
was
not
being
held
up
by
the
"Oh,
look
what
you've
done!"
And
Mary
turned
round.
"Oh,
I'm
sorry.
I
didnt
mean
to
do
if
-Oh.
that's
all
right,
I
can
fix
it"
and
things
were
setUed.
just
as
easily
as
that.
No
need
for
a
labor
dispute:
r.o
jurisdictional
differences;
no
need
usual
current
complaint
"short-!
than
what
was
exemplified
in
age
of
materials
and
labor".
j
this
litUe
incident,
they
would
There
was
a
young
lady
equal-
j
have
made
a
major
contribution
ly
bsorbed
in
her
mjor
construe-
:
to
the
art
cf
living.
The
recog-tion
job.
In
fact
she
ws
so
ab-
nhion
of
one
another
s
rights,
iorbed
that
she
inadvertently
;
and
of
one's
own
faults:
the
backed
up
"
and
knocked
down
learning
to
work
in
harmony.
Chinese
Dishes
Chow
Mein
Chop
Suey
"TAKE-OUT"
ORDERS
ANY
TIME
Hours:
7
AM.
to
1:30
AM.
PHONE
200
for
a
breakdown
in
relations?
Children
can
learn
a
lot
more
in
a
sandpiie
than
just
building
sandcastles.
And
if
the
paly-grounds
taught
.nothing
more
even
when
things
go
wrong,
all
go
to
make
up
the
ideal
way
of
!Mng.
The
playground
is
one
place
where
the
foundations
for
rightful
living
are
bete?
laid.
Bat
to
swing
back
to
-the
sings!
The
four
small
swing?
j
were
in
full
use.
The
easy
mo-
j
tion
has
a
fascination
a'J
its
own
(
and
the
youngsters
were
happy.
!
One
had
get
out
of
his
own
;
swing
and
had
twisted
the
chains
a,
around
one
another.
Then
he
'let
go
to
see
what
would
happen.
It
was
interesting.
What
wiH
he
be
when
he
grows
tro'
An
in
ventor'
He
was
an
adventurer
anyway,
and
he
was
enjoying
Lfe.
Towards
the
other
end
were
the
bigger
swings.
They
were
all
occupied
too.
The
rhythm
of
the
rise
and
fall
Is
satisfying.
"How
do
you
like
to
go
up
jn
a
rwing?"
WelL
they
had
the
an-
wer.
They
liked
it
"Go.
go.
stop."
They
were
really
enjoying
this
game.
Under
the
leadership
of
one
of
them
selves,
the
girl
seemd
to
be
about
twelve,
a
group
of
varying
ages
was
playing
the
game
zestfuHy.
"You
go
back.
May.
and
Johnny."
and
May
and
Johnny
-went
hack,
cheerfully
We
felt
that
they
were
learning
to
do
one
of
the
hard
things
of
life,
to
go
back
and
start
all
over
again.
But
.v.
jij
.
.
,.
1
iucji
uju
11
rneeruy.
.na
wen
'
the
wise
mistress
of
ceremonies
,
vith
mature
judgment
suggested
'that
May
did
not
need
to
go
!
r'eht
back
to
the
start
She
ry.d
,
Johnny
would
go
back
just
to
where
Betty
was.
It
was
a
j
thoughtful
gesture;
and
there
1
was
no
protest
from
any
of
the
(other
players.
Yes,
there
was
a
!
lesson
there
too.
That
is
what
should
be
"our
way
o
fllfe".
There
is
a
little
creek
at
the
side,
and
the
running
water
had
iti
usual
appeal
for
tne
four
Httle
boys,
about
four
years
of
ace.
and
a
venturesome
youne
lady
of
about
the
same
age.
And
stones
do
make
a
nice
splash;
and
the
biggest
rocks
would
make
an
even
bigger
splash'
Bi't
George
Ferguson
(sr.
was
rot
happy
about
it.
He
had
already
pulled
a
youngster
out
of
the
water
it
is
a
foot
deep
so
he
warned
them
to
keep
awa
from
it.
There
were
othrr
things
Cm
Leads
You
to
Foof
Health
and
Comfort
V'
f
eahut
I-Ray
ht&aj
btvu
It
li
th
onlj
bmu
by
which
rem,
and
rt,
c&a
M
zctly
how
your
it
look
lnaicl
of
pair
of
itoet.
With
X
Rtfi
Magic
Pointer
w
can
(how
how
and
wbji
crtain
iyp
oi
thoa
xaar
cauM
foot
ills
or
discomfort.
X-Ray
enable
u
to
fit
you
to
ihoe'i
that
will
gite
you
potib?
cosiort,
and
posrily
conect
certain
loot
boublea
that
70a
tew
Lire.
We
invite
you,
and
eepeciallr
yonr
ctil-
CJeaiocomelntox
a
Complete
X-Rtj
loot
Ixamination.
lttalet
only
a
few
minntet,
cotU
yon
nothing.
..placet
yon
under
no
obligation.
Com
is
Fashion
Footwear
they
esuld
do.
And
they
did.j
you
snow.
1
ve
got
to
De
wugn
with
them,
'
said
Oeorge.
THANK
GOD
FOR
GEORGE
FERGUSON
What
a
LNriing
it
is
that
there
are
such
people
as
Oeorge
around.
He
freely
admits
that
he
is
eighty-one
years
...
not
old,
I
would
say.
but
eighty
years
young
and
with
all
the
wisdom
of
eighty
years.
He
loves
the
children.
He
is
so
Interested
in
them,
so
careful
of
them,
and
so
ready
to
let
them
carry
on
by
themselves,
as
venturesome
routh
will
so
long
as
they
are
not
taking
too
manv
iteks.
When
be
has
to
be
firm
with
them,
the
firmness
that
comes
from
his
gentle
old
heart
is
not
very
terrifying.
His
bark
'
much
worse
than
his
bite.
But
he
is
firm
with
them.
And
he
takes
a
mod-
jCjltenb
jwu,
-spunoiS
am
jsjjc
Suhooi
nj
piid
ajans
puc
ts
of
service
cannot
be
evaluated
in
dollars
and
cents.
It
is
a
ser
vice
of
love.
Thank
God
for
our
"George
Fergusons".
In
the
small
ptavgrt'ind
was
-n
atmosphere
of
quiet,
contented
Hie.
On
a
bench
at
the
side
ere
seme
mothers,
and
a
grand
-nother
perhaps.
Away
frcm
the
demands
of
life
and
the
stress
"f
dally
duties
they
could
sit
and
-hat
while
watching
the
child
-en
play,
and
play
'
safely
under
'Xpert
guidance.
Surrounded
the
fresh
green
of
shnihs
and
the
greyer
greens
of
the
ever
greens,
with
the
timber-clothed
hills
bevond
there
came
t"
cur
hearts
the
satisfying
words
of
the
song,
"It's
quiet
dosr
here
SEAL
COVE
A
Coincidence
"She
didn't
know
whether
iie
cove
had
much
of
a
nam
3.
F.
r
herself,
she
had
christened
.
Seal
Cove,
because
once,
at
ha.?
Ude.
she
had
found
a
pair
of
the
sieek
lovely
creatures
ba.sfcx-on
the
rocks
there."
An
extract
from
"Dunke--
ley's,"
a
novel
by
Howard
S?r
:
:
and
published
1947.
The
scnr.e
however
is
laid
in
England
DOBBIN-DtCO.tATION
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Lon
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Dkken
Medal-the
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animals'
V.C.
for
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in:
London
bombing.
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